Description
An Art Deco sterling silver lavaliere necklace with clear glass pastes.
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Weight: 12.80 grams (Inclusive of all materials)
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You may have heard the term “fluorescence” mentioned when shopping for a diamond or gemstone, but what exactly does it mean? And how does it affect the beauty or value of your jewelry?
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Whether you prefer big gemstones or simple stacking pieces, a well-crafted ring can add the perfect finishing touch to your look. But if you’re adorning your hands with gold rings every day, you might notice your finger turning a strange shade of gray underneath your favorite piece….
The Rainbow of Fancy Colored Diamonds
Diamonds have long captivated humanity with their brilliance and sparkle, and have
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Inclusions 101: What You Need to Know About Diamond Inclusions
Inclusions are a natural part of the diamond formation process, but depending on the type, size and location, they can significantly impact the clarity grade of a diamond and its value. Most diamonds have inclusions to some extent; however, not all inclusions are created equal.